I cry buckets every time I watch this. And yet I keep watching.
Amy
Alien Abduction
Just watched this again coz it was "live" on Plex and it's better than I remember it. Totally solid low-budget UFO creeps. I'd take it over Signs any day, I'll put it that way. It ramps up pretty nicely in a Blair Witch manner...
Alien Abduction
The Faculty
Invasion of the Sexy Teenage Bodysnatchers. What more do you want? I've watched this soooooo many times since it came out and love it more each re-viewing.
The Faculty
I, Tonya
This one seems to properly understand its subject matter. Also? Everyone onscreen is freakin' awesome at being somewhat despicable and/or pitiable people.
Kinda like it better than the first 'cause you know what's coming (again) and it plays with that a bit more. But ... obviously you know what's coming and that's kind of the point so go with it. Less said about the next one, the better.
Hadn't seen this one in years and it's even better and more fun -- and bloodier -- than I remember it. Goth sisters Emily Perkins and Katharine Isabelle own this thing, but an appearance by Mimi Rogers is always appreciated. It deserves its cult status.
Not as smart as it thinks it is but ... it's still Cube. Pretty solid cult-CanCon no-budget thrills. The Platform wouldn't exist without Cube, I suspectt. Plus? David Hewlett of Pin infamy and Curtis from Curtis's Charm (his real name is Maurice Dean Wint but he'll always be Curtis to me) and a brief cameo by the wonderful Julian Richings getting diced to pieces.
If it's not the best of early David Cronenberg -- and some days I think it might be -- it's certainly the most hallucinogenic. Holds up to repeat viewings to this day mainly because you'll have about as much luck making sense of it as you will, say, Naked Lunch. That is the lure. If you find that a lure.
Videodrome
Green Room
This one's a beast. Vicious, violent and very tense. And Jean-Luc Picard himself as a scheming neo-Nazi!
Green Room
Shut In
Drags on a bit too long and keeps getting sillier as it progresses but, hey, you likely won't hate it.
Shut In
The Bride!
I went to see this three times in a week so that might tell you something. Bonkers and out of control in the Terry Gilliam vein. Jessie Buckley owns this thing.
The Bride!
Cannibal Girls
It knows exactly what it's doing and sometimes that's enough.
